Explore what we’re doing and sharing as we help aging adults continue to live in their own homes safely and comfortably.
Learn to Ask for Help When Providing Senior Care
If you’re providing senior care for an aging loved one and experiencing challenges like mental and physical exhaustion, the time has come to ask for help.
What Is a Home Health Aide (HHA) and Senior Care Specialist (SCS)?
In-home eldercare professionals wear many titles, including Home Health Aide (HHA) and Senior Care Specialist (SCS). To help ensure that your aging loved ones receive the care they deserve, here’s how to know the difference.
Fall Prevention Awareness Week Tips
Fall Prevention Week will soon be upon us. This year, it falls on September 18-24. It’s designed to increase awareness of the high incidence of falls by seniors each year and provide information about how you can take some simple steps to protect your senior loved one from falling.
How HIPAA Relates to Caregivers
Since more and more families are now choosing home care to help aging-in-place loved ones remain independent, it’s essential to understand how HIPPA impacts professional caregivers and those they serve.
Top 5 Ways to Celebrate Healthy Aging Month
Did you know that September is Healthy Aging Month? It’s the cornerstone of the “Healthy Aging Campaign,” whose purpose is to focus national attention on the positive aspects of aging.
What Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) Do Caregivers Help With?
7% of all Americans aged 65+ require at least some assistance to perform activities that they previously could do on their own. As a result, millions of independent seniors each year rely on informal caregivers or professional caregivers to assist them with what are commonly referred to as “activities of daily living,” or simply “ADLs.”
